Western Cape High Court rules that lockdown regulations are justified, dismisses application | News24

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Western Cape High Court rules that lockdown regulations are justified, dismisses application | News24

An application to have the lockdown regulations declared invalid, and the NCCC declared inconsistent with the Constitution and Disaster Management Act, was dismissed in the Western Cape High Court in Cape Town on Friday.

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